UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity Series Jongmyo jeryeak[종묘제례악]   The Royal Ancestral Shrine Ritual Music of Korea       저자written by Song Ji-won·Yi Suk-hi·Kim Young-suk, translated by Kim Myosin, photo by Ju Byeong-su   판형|쪽크라운변형 양장 | 224쪽   발행일2012년 12월 31일   ISBN 978-89-285-0396-4   가격30,000원   The Royal Ancestral Shrine Ritual Music of Korea UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity Series The Royal Ancestral Shrine Ritual Music of Korea was the first performing art to be designated as an Important Intangible Cultural Heritage of Korea by the Korean government and was included as part of the UNESCO Intangible cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2001. This book presents general features of Jongmyo jeryeak, including its historical background, the procedures of the ritual, and the characteristics of its music, song texts, and dance, as well as discussing the philosophical background, costumes and implements, and contemporary transmission of the ritual. 이미지를 클릭하면 더 큰 이미지를 볼 수 있습니다 Preface Introduction to Jongmyo jeryeak 1 . The Meaning of Jongmyo jeryeak 2 . Understanding the Ritual Music through Treatises onRoyal Ancestral Rituals The Origin and History of Jongmyo jeryeak 1 . Historical Understanding of Jongmyo jeryeak 2 . Botaepyeong and Jeongdaeeop : The Prototype of Jongmyo jeryeak 3 . Adoption of Botaepyeong and Jeongdaeeop as Jongmyo jeryeak Musical Accompaniment in the Royal Ancestral Ritual 1 . Ensembles and Instrumentations 2 . The Procedure of the Ritual and its Music 3 . Music Scores and Musical Features Akjang : A Literature Genre and Song Type 1 . Song Texts and Background of Akjang 2 . Musical Characteristics of Akjang Ilmu : The Dance in the Royal Ancestral Ritual 1 . Theoretical Background of Ilmu 2 . The Background for Creation 3 . Transmission and Change of Ilmu 4 . The Symbolism of Ilmu 5 . The Procedure of Ilmu 6 . Ilmu Notation The Aesthetic of Jongmyo jeryeak : Its Ideological Background and Aesthetic Characteristics 1 . Ideological Background 2 . Aesthetic Characteristics Performing Costumes and Implements of Jongmyo jeryeak 1 . Costume of Aksa (Jipbak, Clapper Holder) 2 . Costume of Akgong for the Deungga and Heonga Ensembles 3 . Costume of Botaepyeong Dancers 4 . Costume of Jeongdaeeop Dancers 5 . Implements Contemporary Transmission of Jongmyo jeryeak : Designation as a Cultural Heritage Glossary References | Song Ji-won Senior Researcher, Kyujanggak Institute for Korean Studies, Seoul National University Lecturer, Seoul National University and Korea National University of Arts PhD in Musicology, Seoul National University MA in Korean Musicology, Seoul National University | Yi Suk-hi Senior Researcher, Jindo National Gugak Center PhD in Musicology, Academy of Korean Studies MA and BA in Korean Traditional Music, Kyungpook National University | Kim Young-suk Ilmu Teaching Assistant for Jongmyo jeryeak, Important Intangible Cultural Heritage No. 1. PhD in Confucian Studies, Sungkyunkwan University MA and BA in Dance, College of Arts, Ewha Womans University | Kim Myosin Lecturer, Seoul National University Ewha Womans University and Korea National University of Arts PhD and MA in Ethnomusicology, University of Hawaii at Manoa BA in Korean Traditional Music Theory, Seoul National University